overrides almost all Gov. Sanford's budget cuts.
Gov. Sanford proposed just over 100 budget cuts a week or so ago. The SC Senate this week basically said, FU, Gov. Sanford. They overturned all but nine of them. Just another repuke who screams, "more money for war and tax cuts for the rich" while at the same time saying "no money left for the needy, the elderly, the sick, the environment - no money left for America or her people."
Maybe I should have put this in the state forum, but I just love it when a repub gets his a** handed to him.
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The senate has voted to support all Lowcountry projects that were slated for budget cuts by the governor This means millions of much needed money is on it's way to the area.
From education to tourist attractions the state senate spent hours over-riding the majority of governor Sanford's budget vetoes.
There were 22 items that directly affect the Lowcountry and the senate approved them all.
Here's a list of Lowcountry projects vetoed by Sanford.
Francis Marion Tomb Maintenance $50,000
Charles Towne Landing $ 7 million
Edisto Beach Renourishment $5 million dollars
Trident Technical College $100,00 dollars
C of C Avery Research Center $100,000
C of C School of Business: Office of Tourism $129,000
Southern Wildlife Exposition $175,000
Southern Maritime Collection/ Hunley Commission $175,000
Callen-Lacey Center for Children
Health Information and Referral Network $216,000
Spoleto Festival USA $246,000
Think TEC education Program $250,000
Rural Dentists program at MUSC $250,000
S.C. World Trade Center $297,688
Morris Island Lighthouse $500,000
Citadel Maintenance $500,00
Children in Crisis home for abused children $500,000
C of C School of Education Program $501,880
College of Charleston Economic Partnership Initiative $591,550
Trident Technical College Culinary Arts program $775,000
Old Exchange Building Renovations $1 Million
Nursing Clinical Teaching Lab at MUSC $1.5 MillionThe senate approved projects re estimated to cost 20 million dollars.
Senator Larry Gooms says the overrides will be made into law even without the governor's approval.
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he he he
(I hope including the list doesn't break the four paragraph rule, if so, I'll change it)